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6. When I learn that Louisiana police literally choked this young brother to death, I don't need to see footage of what happened before they murdered him to know that police should never choke ANYONE to death.
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7. At the root of this question of, "But what happened before the video was being filmed" is the poisonous thinking that "Black misbehavior" warrants brutality and murder without trial or due process. That's the bedrock of lynching.
8. Because day after day after day, we see American police peacefully arrest fully armed white men who've actually murdered people. Those men then get meals, attorneys, doctors, evaluations, compassionate op-eds, then trials by a jury of their peers.
9. The operating philosophy of American policing is that violent, murderous white men deserve safe, measured, thorough policing but that Black people, no matter the situation, be it an argument at Waffle House, or the music too loud, simply don't deserve such fair, safe treatment
Yes. Somehow, it must be their fault. Bastards must be awfully proud of that. Victim blaming at its worst. Finding justification for murder after the fact.
You're basically saying "don't ask questions". I don't see how that's helpful. Asking questions does not imply presumption. And journalists have to ask for the whole picture whatever that may be. Disappointed in this piece of yours.
That's the same as when people bring up Chicago.
There is NEVER EVER an excuse - I don’t know who, in each state oversees training/protocol etc, but in these cases, we need to collectively oust each and every one, each and every time!
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